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THVRSRDAY, JU N E 5, 1941
THEHERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
E R l. - S A T . J U N E 6 - 7
Bargain Matinee Saturday
S© Ends
Our N ight
Disney Cartoon Baggage Buster
Picture People
ocal Happenings
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H E R M IST O N , OREGON
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Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clarke made a
Mrs. Ida Simmons received many ◄
week end trip to Everett, Wn.
congratulations Tuesday on the occa-
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Smiley Bean and family moved in- sion of her 83rd birthday.
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| to their new home on Hermiston
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Rankin left
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avenue last Saturday.
Wednesday for Corvallis where their
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The Misses Mamie and Anna Vey j son Stuart is attending college,
of Pendleton were business visitors
John Behrman spent from Thurs- ◄
in Hermiston Wednesday.
day till Tuesday on a trip to Kenne- j ◄
THAT YOUR HOME MAY BE MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN EVER — USE
Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle opto- wick and Seattle, Wn., writh rela-1 ◄
metrist, will again be at the Hermis- tives.
ton Hotel Wednesday, June 11, for
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gilbert of Pilot
one day. Eyes Examined. Glasses 1 Rock were guests at the home of Mr.
Continuous Show Sunday
Fitted.
4 2 - lc and Mrs. Walter Smith Tuesday.
S a v e M oney by U sin g G ood P ain t. F u ller P a in ts L ast L on ger & L ook B etter.
Richard A. Rowland p rv ie n tt
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' I Mr. and M rs. Wm. Bone of Salem I
! spent the holiday week end at the '
■ home of their daughter and son-in-law i
Mr. and Mrs. Leander Quiring.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will
H erm iston , O regon
serve a 5llc dinner from 5:30 to 7:30
in the basement of the church Tues- j
with M A R T H A SCO TT
day evening, June 10.
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News Reel and Cartoon
Mrs. Grace Rice and Mrs. B. I. [ Miss Millie Backen of Hermiston
PASTOR G IVEN
Whitney spent Thursday of this visited over the week end in Portland BOYS' STATE SET
T U E S D A Y - J U N E 10
week
in
Pendleton
on
business.
SURPRISE PARTY
and Rainier.
Bargain Night
FOR JUNE 22-29
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Beasley of
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Pierson and
Rev. Stearns Cushing was honored
Gale Felthouse, Lowell Tiller, Bill
Portland were visitors in Hermiston son Dale were here from La Grande
Wednesday. They formerly owned Friday visiting relatives, and at the Penney, David Hamm and Bill Belt Wednesday night at a surprise party
are making preparations to attend given by the Epworth League at the
the 5 and 10c store here.
A. H. Norton home.
the annual Boys’ State to be held Will Bensel home. He was the reci
Josephine Hutsell and Mrs. Larry
A. E. Marble and son Harold this year on Jhe Oregon State cam pient of a leather brief case and
• We have a variety of Snodgress motored to Pendleton and Mrs.
Mrs. Alfred C. Swarner attend pus from June 22 to 29. The pro numerous well wishes in his new ven
d i a m o n d engagement Tuesday morning on business.
ed the graduation exercises at Cor- gram is sponsored by the American ture as a chaplain in the U. S. army.
Mrs. Sherman Wells, Virginia
rings, and wedding ring
fallis recently where Harold and Legion and is proving popular.
He will leave soon for his new job.
Wells and Elbert Moore were Pendle
ensembles, in harmoniz ton visitors Tuesday where the latter Mrs. Swarner's son, Lawrence, were Further information concerning Those present for the occasion
ARNOLD
ing designs, starting at two made arrangements for glasses. among those graduating.
the trip to Corvallis will be published were Lee Shaw, Grace Bensel, Grant
Paragraphic More About
Members of a fishing party to in the near future.
Henderson, Joyce Sater, Omega Sat-
The Methodist Ladies’ Aid met at
Nostrodamus
Rhea creek Saturday were Mr. and
er, Dorothy Pierson, Irene Borth
the
home
of
Mrs.
Nomah
O’Donnell
Respect the Law
Mrs. Guy Shaw of Hermiston and
wick, Lois Casper, John Bensel, Re
USE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN Wednesday noon. A good crowd was
Mr. and Mrs. Ear! Hunt of Lexing M O U N T A IN TR IP
becca Pierson, Ja y Gimbel, Max
present.
W ED. - T H U R S. - JU N E 1 1 - 1 2
Leonard, Elinor Casper, Lauree Gim-
Miss Golda Mumma plans to at ton. Several large size fish were PROVES D IF F IC U L T
DOUBLE FEATURE
bel, Marian Ott, Jean Hardie, Leon
tend several sessions of the Oregon among the mess caught.
Miss Laura Gregory, recently of
Two carloads of local young peo Sharinghousen, Chet Dyer, Chester
Music Teachers in Portland the first
V R ID R IC
H erm iston , O regon
Stanfield, is now employed as steno ple left Hermiston in high spirits Wheatley, Charles Paulin, Dwight
of
the
week.
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Mrs. Georgia Henderson was a grapher at the Hermiston Auto Co. Sunday morning but returned rather McKenzie and Howard Henderson
week end guest at the home of her Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gre dejected late that night. The group
daughter, Mrs. H. E. Petit at Ore gory, operate the Coe ranch near made the trip to Battle mountain
Stanfield.
park and from there attempted to cut
gon City.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pierson and over to Lehman Springs * and Hide
ROY
Cecil Warner, who has been at
tending the University of Oregon, Dianna of Spokane visited at the away. The rains had made the roads
STUDIOS of MUSIC
returned home last week to spend j home of her sister, Mrs. R. C. McRey- extremely soft and the cars became
offer
the summer.
' Holds and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. stuck nine times, quite severely dam
WELL EQUIPPED TO
Miss Laura Peters of Dallas, Ore., j G- B- Hedwall, from Friday to Sun- aging one of them. An exit was fin
Su m m er C lasses
ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE
ally made from the mountains near
spent the week end at the home of l,ay
last week.
at
YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Dorothy Ferguson of Ruby’s Beau- Starkey.
R ed u ced R a tes
The
group
included
Grace,
John
Mrs. Elvln Quiring.
\ ty Salon spent from Thursday to
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in
A farewell party for Rev. Stearns Tuesday in Portland on business and o"? Ro^ert Bensel, Joyce and Omega
VOICE & PIANO
Cushing was held
by the Epworth visiting friends. The shop closed batel'. Gl ant Henderson, Rebecca and
BILL SHAAR, Prop.
Hermiston
Musical Johnny Messner and
League of the Hermiston Methodist ■ Saturday while Peggy Smith visited i ~ ° rothy P riso n , Asa and Vester Call 3581 — Hermiston
Orchestra
church Wednesday night at the Will ! her parents at Condon and Miss Lei- I ■
an< L° l!i Casper-
Bensel home.
, la Emerson visited in Yakima.
Mrs. M. G. Hedwall and son Tom-
Miss Lois Cooley, employed at the
m.V left Wednesday morning for Umatilla Ordnance Depot, spent the
SPECIALS FOR JUNE 6th, 7th & ilth
Portland where they will be accom- holidays at her home in Seattle. She
panied by M. G. Hedwall. They plan returned to Hermiston the first of
PINEAPPLE, Red & White Home Style, No. 2 t4 ’s
2 for 45«
to return Thursday evening.
the week with a blight new automo
PEACHES, Red A White, Halves or Slicetl, No. 2 ,/4 ’s 2 for 43«
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. White returned bile.
APRICOTS, Red * White, No. 2 tit's
2 for 53c
Wednesday evening from Portland!
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deardorff are
FRUIT COCKTAIL, Red A White, No. l ’s
2 for 29<
where they had spent the past week
parents
of a baby boy born Tuesday
on business.
— SPECIALS FOR JUNE 6, 7 and 9 —
GRAPEFRUIT, Red
White, No. 2’s
4 for 49<
in the Hermiston General hospital.
J.
H.
Quiring
of
Dallas,
Ore.,
is
PEARS, Red & White, No. 2 H ’s
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2 for 45'
— ALSO S E E OUR H A N D B IL L S —
The young fellow weighed eight
here this week doing some more
PEARS, Blue & White, No. 2 '4 ’s
2 for 39c
pounds and has been named Duane
interior work on the Elvin Quiring Eugene.
W e ’re fea tu r in g —
GRAPEFRUIT JU ICE, Red & White
4C oz. tin 21c
residence.
Mrs. N. H. Gates of Seattle came
Richard
LaSalle
of
Umatilla
re
SHRIMP, Red & White No. l ’s ............ 2 for 37$
turned to his home Wednesday morn last I hursday to visit her sister,
S H R IM P , Our Value No. l ’s ....................... 2 for 30$
America’s favorite . . . famous for delicious flavor.
ing after receiving medical care at Mrs. F. C. McKenzie. Mrs. G. R. O’
the Hermiston General hospital for Daniel, mother of Mrs. Gates and
TUNA, Red & White, No. l/2’s ................. 2 for 39$
Try them today!
Mrs. McKenzie came from Pendleton
a few days.
SUN SPUN, always fresh salad dressing, qt.
Asa Shaw spent from Saturday Friday to visit.
3 lb. can
M. L. Watson was the honored
till
Tuesday at the home of his par
M A Y O N N A IS E . Red & White
qt.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw. Asa guest on his birthday Sunday when a
Seaport green cut
PEANUT BUTTER, Red & White
1 lb. 23$
is with the 29th Engineers now sta group of friends came in for dinner.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. O. O.
tioned in Portland.
N°* 303 cans
MILK, Red & White, tails ........................3 for 25$
Richard I.aChance sustained a Felthouse, Mrs. Mary Brierley, Miss
FLAV-R-JELL. Red & White
4 for
French’s
head injury Tuesday evening when he Jessie Brierley, and Mr. and Mrs.
Watson and family.
fell
from
the
upper
bunk
on
one
of
PORK & BEANS. B. & W. No. 2 ' 2’s. 2 for
the fuel tankers. He was treated by
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Swayze of
BEETS, R. & W., diced or sliced. No. 2’s, 2 for 27$
Dr. A. C. Willcutt.
Spokane, Wn., spent last week end
G R A P E F R U IT ........................3 No. 2 cans
Mrs. I.. S. Burrell and infant son, at the home of Mr. Swayze’s par
CATSUP. Red & White
2 for 35$
RELIANCE - Fancy Whole Sections
William Neil, returned to their home ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayze. Mr.
2 lbs.
COFFEE. Red & White
from St. Anthony’s hospital Wed Swayze received a Bachelor of Laws
C O F F E E ..................................... Lb. can 2 ft$
TRI-CUT or SILEX
nesday morning. Both are doing degree from Gonzaga University on
1 lb.
COFFEE. Mart ......
nicely.
I May the 28th.
B I S Q U 1C K ......................... 40 oz. pkg.
M r. and Mrs. Harvey Payne spent I Mrs. Harvey Payne and Mrs. Al-
WHEAT CEREAL, Red & White
28 oz. 19$
“Makes the finest shortcake”
Thursdav and Friday at Prineville. | ton Kingsbury were hostesses to a
SHREDDED WHEAT
2 for 23$
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Lawson and son housewarmin^ at the home of Mrs.
T A N G Salad D ressing....................Quart jar
24’ j lbs. 89$
FLOUR, Red A White enriched
Tommy returned, with them to visit I
T' Lockridge today (Thursday),
till
Monday.
About
20
guests
were
present
and
FLOUR, Red A W hite enriched
10 lbs. 43$
FR U IT C O C K T A IL .................. 12 oz. can Ac
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Woods of aR donated some money to be used
HIT PARADE
CLEANSER, Red & White
3 for 14$ I Hillsboro
visited at the home of her in U ttin g some item for the new
TISSUE, Blue & White
4 for 23$
OLD DU TC H CLEANSER ........ ....3 cans
brother. O. M. Beard and family. home‘
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Snodgrass and
T O M A TO J U IC E ....................No. 2^> can
Sister Mary Florita and Sister Ju- Mr’ and Mra< w ' ” ard Hutsel mot-
SEAPORT
” « Antoinette of Baker City are con- ore,i to Moro, Ore., Saturday night
ORANGES, 288’s Sunkist
doz.
ducting a religious school for two t0 vis't Mrs. Snodgrass’ parents,
P E A S , No. 303 c a n s ...............
3 for
SEAPORT
weeks. The school is being held in the Mr’- Snoi|grass and Mrs. Hutsell vis-
ORANGES. 176’s Sunkist
d oz.
I grade school building.
'ted over Sunday while Mr. Snod-
GOLDEN B A N T A M CORN
3 No. 303’s
Mrs.
R.
A.
Brownson
returned
' ,ass and Mr. Hutsell spent the day
LEMONS. 300’s Sunkist
Each
SEAPORT
| Sunday night from a mdhth’s trip to I *’shing on the Deschutes river.
| Los Angeles where she attended the
Miss Marian Ott is now employed
B E E T S . No. 2 c a n s ............................. 2 for
J marriage of her daughter, Miss Shir- *n tbe ofGce of Assistant County
SEAPORT Sliced
i lev Brownson. On the return trip AKent M. E. Knickerbocker. She re-
C O R N , No. 303 c a n s ..............
2 for
BEEF ROASTS, tender center cuts
lb.
| Mrs. Brownson stopped in Corvallis Places Miss Geraldine Mullins who
SEAPORT Whole Kernel
to visit another daughter.
wi” be married the latter part of this
SU N . - MON. - JU N E 8 . 9
CHEEKS I
MISS BISHOP
$3O°°
A. W. Behrman, Jeweler
M C T O *V
J
JOHNNY MACK BROWN I
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H e r m is to n
B a rb e r Shop
Cory Me Not On ,
The lone Prairie w
S-A-L-E-!
R IT Z C R A C K E R S
33<
43$
W
C R I S C O
B E A N S
19$
25$
20c
39c
3
W o rc h e s te r S auce
Bottle 1 4 c
2Qe
37$
25$
?O?
29$
I
21?
9c
P ro d u c e D e p a rtm e n t
19$
29<
2?
W
19?
M e a t D e p a rtm e n t
21$
BEEF SHORT RIBS, meaty delicious lb. 1 2 '^
VEAL STEW, milk fed veal
lb. f 2* 2?
PORK STEAKS, lean young pork
lb. 23^
PICKLED PIGS FEET. 14 oz. size
each 20?
VEAL PATTIES, delicious, quick meal each 3$
HERMISTON TRADING CO.
THE RED 4 WHITE STORE
PHONE 3001 • HERMISTON
— : Free Delivery Twice Daily
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dixson left i ,non*b to Hob Walpole, formerly em-
i Friday for Spokane and Coulee dam f’,<,yed with Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
for a week end trip. They were ac- j h*‘he'
j companied by their uncle and aunt,
Mrs
Steinke was honored Sun-
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Hunt of Walla day " hen a K'oup of guests gathered
Walla. The party returned home) at the honle of her mother. Mr. and
Sunday nirht.
Mrs. A. M. Brock. Program numbers
Captain and Mrs. R. C. Williams | were Presented as follows: reading,
and their guest. Miss Laura C. Craw- Mrs. Harry McCormick, accompanied
ford of Brooklyn, N. Y., enjoyed a on the violin by Mrs. D. Sikes: three
holiday trip to Crater Lake and oth vocal solos by Mrs. Sikes: reading by
er points. They returned via Port Marjory Budd: games, Mrs. Mere
land and report an enjoyable time, dith Ford. Refreshments were served
j They left Hermiston Thursday and following the programs. Mrs. Stein
returned home Sunday.
ke received many beautiful gifts.
1
S A L M O N . No. 1 c a n s...........
2 for
each
35<
J f $
each
39«
SEAPORT Fancy Pink
M OP STICKS
Old Fashioned
BROOMS
SPECIAL
Hermiston Food Store
P h on e 3781
Free Deliver;